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In modern times, I've found much the same with jobs and the requirement for a "B.S. in CS" (three magical letter holder here)
by arcanus 10y ago
In modern times, I've found much the same with jobs and the requirement for a "B.S. in CS"
(three magical letter holder here)
- macsj200 10y agoIn my (admittedly anecdotal) experience, this requirement is often flexible. I tend to read it as "B.S. in CS, or sufficiently impressive relevant experience."
- chias 10y agoAmusingly, I have a "B.A. in CS". Given the subject, most people assume a B.S. if you just say "bachelors'", but in my particular case, they'd be wrong ;) I imagine this is somewhat like how you can get a doctorate in nursing. (just wrapping up my own three magical letters too!)
- ams6110 10y agoI've seen this in many job descriptions, but in 30+ working years I've never seen an employer actually verify that a candidate had the credentials he claimed to have.